NCAA Bowl Game Swag Bags: What the players get for appearing in bowl games

Just because college football players aren't paid, doesn't mean they aren't compensated for their performance in college bowl games. Check out what the players on the field will get for playing in this year's bowl games, according to Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal.

By John Boyd

on December 20, 2013 10:40 AM

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About the Swag Bags

The NCAA requires gifts from bowls be limited to less than $550 in value. Schools and conferences each may separately award an additional $400 in gifts per participant. Participants may include student athletes or other coaches and support staff.

Here's what players in each of the bowl season's 35 games will be receiving ...

The NCAA requires gifts from bowls be limited to less than $550 in value. Schools and conferences each may separately award an additional $400 in gifts per participant. Participants may include student athletes ... more

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The Swag Bag: The Cotton Bowl would not disclose gift information for this year's matchup. Last year's competitors reportedly received Beats by Dre headphones, an iPad Mini and a Fossil watch, according to SportsBusiness Daily.

The Swag Bag:The Cotton Bowl would not disclose gift information for this year's matchup. Last year's competitors reportedly received Beats by Dre headphones, an iPad Mini and a Fossil watch, according to ... more

Photo: Sue Ogrocki, Associated Press

The Swag Bag: The Cotton Bowl would not disclose gift... Photo-5571362.76479 - San Antonio Express-News